Woolworths Meat Recall in Australia

Woolworths has recalled several deli meat products in Australia due to a listeria risk. Check the full list of affected items, use-by dates, refund details, and what customers should do to stay safe. Woolworths customers in Australia have been warned about a potentially dangerous meat recall linked to listeria contamination, officials say. The recall affects several large-sliced meat products sold under the Gotzinger Smallgoods brand, including items that may have made their way onto Woolworths shelves.

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According to Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) and recent media reports, the following items are part of the recall: Sliced Silverside (1 kg) — use-by dates up to 20 December 2025 Roast Beef, thin-sliced (1 kg) — use-by dates up to 13 December 2025 Champagne Ham Sliced, 1 kg — use-by dates up to 17 December 2025 Provincial Ham Sliced, 1 kg — use-by dates up to 5 December 2025

What to do if you have recalled products

Consumers should check labels and use-by dates, avoid consuming affected deli meats, and seek a refund where eligible. The recall covers several 1 kg packs, including sliced silverside, roast beef, champagne ham, and provincial ham, with use-by dates as listed above. Do not eat these items if they are within the recalled use-by window.

Key dates and items

• Sliced Silverside (1 kg) — use-by dates up to 20 December 2025
• Roast Beef, thin-sliced (1 kg) — use-by dates up to 13 December 2025
• Champagne Ham Sliced, 1 kg — use-by dates up to 17 December 2025
• Provincial Ham Sliced, 1 kg — use-by dates up to 5 December 2025

Safety and guidance

FSANZ and health officials warn that listeria monocytogenes contamination can pose serious risks to high‑risk groups, including pregnant women, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems. Consumers should follow recall notices and contact Woolworths for refunds or further instructions.

Author's note

Woolworths deli‑meat recall alerts emphasize checking labels and dates, with refunds available for affected items; consumers should stay alert for updates and follow official guidance.

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